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Dispatches have been received at the Office of the Earl of Liverpool, from Lieutenant General Sir John Stuart, dated Mes.hia, 24th April till°, trawl- , milting the copy of a Dispatch and Er , closure front Brigadier General Oswald, of which the following are . Copies. _ SiR, Head Quarters, Camp, before St. Maw* Mardi 24. 1813. I have the honour to report to your Excellency;"' that the Troops, , with the Naval Forces under the orient of Captain Eyre, of his Majesty's ship Mag nificent, as per margin*, sailed from Zatite-on the mowing of the 21st. and reached the Island of St. naora the same evening. Early the next day, the Army disembarked to the southward of the town. The enemy retiring from the batteries, on tire ap proach of his Majesty's ship - lino;. , ,ene and gun-brats the troops immediately ino%ed torward. Lieut. • Colonel Lowe, commanding -the advance, a portion of 'which (Greek light infantry), under Mljor Church, was kept upon the flank, and drone a party of Alnanraus irom the adj +cent heights. The town war round to be evacuated ; General Camus having with his whole force (auto Inti:.g to abov e o ne thousand men) retired into the fortress and strong field-works coniintzent there 0; :it the same time acquainting ;he civil administration with his inabili ty any longer to puree' ti,ein. The fortress of St. Mauro is situated upon a nar row sandy isthmus, .of three miles in ,length, which joins it to the island, and it has, besides, a diteet cOmaninicirion with the town by a - sit.gularly nar row causeway, nearly a mile in -length. The neck of la.ru i. defended by two strong redoubts, a6d an iti ,trenchment regularly constructed, and Capable: of such a resistance as led -the enemy to declare they, would arrest our progress for a month at least. Lieut. Col. .Lowe being left .to watch the enemy's movements twin the town, supported by..ColOtiel Wiluer .arid two battalions, I proceeded with a por tion of light infantry to reconnoitre •ihe isthanis. Major Cottrell, 1 found, had already; •with four comp:lnies'of the Greek light infantry, gallantly carried the first redoubt ; the enemy retiring upon his next intrenchments, where he remained in force, assiduously employed in completing its de fence. it was obvious thin no time ought to be lost in carrying this work ; accordimAy the batta lion of de,,tehroents under Major Clarke, 35th Re giment, wls tailed from the town to support the attick,- which previous success and the best appa rent dtspoiition tr ...raced me to confide to the Greek rtfiritry.. Captain Eyre, who did me the ho. 00 ,, t-, !a--a Ova direr-fed his Majesty's ship Leonidas to be placed so as to favour the a,saralt. C r,,taiu limb ne, R. N. who was also on shor e , conveyed this order and our intentions to Captain GrifE,ths. • {PRICE SIXPENCE lIA PPENig cd suCcesiditily operatiotis of the highest im!.oft to our future progress iti the island; anti I tti.t; that, the eondtiti of the troops in storming the (t-trlis *ill be.deenied worthy Of •your Etrellency's bation. These advantages have not been cheaply obtained] for I have been deprived of the ail of some of the most distiitguishe•i ini?bligit r►g Capt.. Wynyard, Assistant Atijiat. - Gen• tal, Majw Church, 'Assistant• Qoarte&Master General, Stiperiattendant tit the Greek Light Infantry ; M .jor thwald, of the Calabrese Division; Captain Vincenzo, of the same corps ; and Captain Parker, of the iloyai lith gineers; all must Merit°, i tus and Valuabe officers, are among,t the wounded. With heatttul iceasure, I state their wotinds to be of a nature to give hopes that they will s on return to their resp :dive statiuns. • Upon the whole, etcept Cap. Vinceuto, whose merits your Excellency is well acquainted, our, , wounded of all tanks promise speedy recoveiy, and pormanety it jury. The anitiely of Mr. GutinMg, Surgeon to the forces, to lend hilt:immediate aid; placed lt.m io a si= tuation to become himself a sufferer; fortkinately not so much so :is to prevent him from performing the functions, he so ditigenilyoud ab;y discharges. It would exceed the bounds of ad: p itch to enu merate the m-ri.s of individuals, but I urn bound to. notice the promptness with which, at the most cri= tical -riaoment, in} orders were conveyed to Major Clarke by LLittletiatit Hatzennatiler, of the Royal . Corsican Rangers, my Aid•ch -Camp, an old and . deserving -Officer, and which afforded the Ma-, jor an immediate opportunity of greatly contributing to the success of the day. Mr. F resti gave me es-, semis] (hi ring the 'catch, sod, to the attack was one of the foremost in manic .sting the zeal and cou= rage with which his Majesty's service upon all occa sions inspires him. The enemy is now pent ,up withirt his walls ) and one of the ports we: gained from, him is favourably placed for commencing our approaches, which; however, the narrowness of the ground renders dif ficuh and laborious. Herewith I transmit to your Excellency returns of our killi.d, wounded, and urnssing, togetuer with lists of the captured ord.- , ‘ I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) .1 . OS WA I.D, • Brig. Gen Commanding the "Croops in the lonian Isles, dtc. To his Excellency Sir John Stuart, Conimai.der in • • Chief of his Majesty's Forces, &c. oicily. ' The line to be attacked extended from sea to sea-, mounted with four pieces of cannon well fl ink- ' ed 'had a me , ditch end a' , batis in front ; man ned by about fi , e hundred infantry ; and was s de filed from the sea is to render it almost set urefrom the fire of the shipping. His Majesty's .hip Leo nidis came to anchor as close as the water %mild admit of ; meanwtole the, troops formed in columns approached, and were to a certain distance co.,r'red by the grriund. Oo opening the front of the work they became exposed to a heavy and well direded fire of grape and musquetry. The Greeks resorted to their accustomed and in many situations appro- • priate mode of fighting ; nor could the most.galiant efforts of Major Church, Captain Tuffin (Inspect ors), and others of the officers, make them advance with that celerity which, on. similar occasious, usually commands huth safety and -.uccess. I aril unequal to do justice- to the exertions of my Staff, to the Officers of the Royal Artillery, and Royal Engineers who accompanied. me upon this tts)ing . occasion. Captains .fLyre and Stephens, of the Royal Navy, were amongst the "most animated to the combat, and were both wounded in the dis play of professional: cha'cadteristic valour. Upon finding the head ,of the .column could not he brought to the assault, I immediately. directed Major Clarke to bring up the battalion of detachments, con sisting of two companies of the Royal Marines under Captains Snow and Stuart,, two: companies of the Roll's under Major de Bosset, and two companies of the Calabrian Free Cot ps, under Major Oswald. The Royal Marines, led bn Major Clarke, and headed by their Okiac, ro, bralto the. nol, th. an.i chars ed into.the intrenchme , its ; they were nobly sup. : ported by the Roll's, under' Maj.ir Bosset ; and no delicacy can prevent, me from noticing the gallant exertions of Major.Oswahl, in bringing forward his corps. The contest was not of long duration ; the enemy fled at all points, pursued with the bayohet from work to work ; and such was his precipitation - that lie not only abandoned the camp and cannon of the attacked line, but lett his remaining strong po sition, followed by Major Clarke's command eten to the gates of the fortress. His flight was accelerat ed by a previously concerted and extremely well exe cuted movement of Lieutenant Colonel Lowe, with the rifles of his corps, supported be a company of the as th and two companies of the Royal Corsican Rangers. The party headed by .the Lieutenant Col. pushed along the harrow and perfeCtly exposed cause way which colineds the town with the fortress. This unexpedted .advance led upon the enemy's rear, and contributed to his so quickly abandoning the strong redoubts, which a front attack alone could wits d:fficulty effect. The Lieut. Colonel in his report speaks highly of the go- d condutst of tkie officers and men, and states that Lieui.Boccheicampe singularly distinguished himself by remaining, alter receiving a severe wound, to cover the retreat of a part of the riflemen, whom tie enemy's fire com pelled to retire; some of whom, driven from the dike into the wate., were missing. Thus conclud- Magnificent, Bello Punic, and Imogene. RLNOVATED 111..A1 IT has been too frequently the, subjed of just and general reprobation, ti.at men ilestit,ite of the elements •f the :nedL!al art have uttered themselves as candidates for Millie pat ronagein Inc in% dession of physic .F or the purpose Of &lust; justice to tile result of our st wile, and experience, and To prevent us troni 'wing classed ainow those cm pirics whose imprudent pretensioi s have, tinfOrtunately for society. been too favourably receiveit,"we bee leave to sauna to the liberal fld enlightened a turns tl statement of our pursuits and ac. lUirernents. After having received a regular medical educa. Itton as the puitils of Messrs Gloater! and Illizard, whose lectures and practice we carefully attended, asprolessurs and surgeons of the London ilospitai ; t. c entered OtIrSe:VS as s tudents iri that justly celehrated scho.,; fors medical acquire ment, the Royal College of E:dmourgli, and were instruaed in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and Pradiee of physic, eneinistry, midwifery, botany, &c. &c. ..°Y those eminent professors, Drs. Munro, Gregory, Black, tismilta.n. Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous ii, saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having for a long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and toe various diseases Of Debility, the particular object ut our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired supertor know ledge or their treatment and cure. .I , n slight ana recent vases of infection a perfect re-establishment is completed in the short period-at two days ; and in those of the utraist in- Veteracy, where other practiti.alers have failed of success, a Proper perseverance'iti our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a sate and radical cure. -kinitist the inelancla ly variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit gong .ind most unhappily pursued by the Youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fre tlUtritly prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. Tu such persons It must he a consolation to know that they may now, bY a new aid infallittleitioite of treatment, be restored to that 13reatestor all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution; In all cases ut debility, from whatever Cause arising, as well as every species of venereal infection, We may he consalted by patients of either sex with thegreat est secrecy snit honour. Hours at consultation at home trorn ten to three, and twin 6 in the eveiline till io at night., Patients in the c:itititry fey ireSted to state the particu. , ars of their case, age, and general habit or living, &c. &c. in- Closing a remittance for advice and irleiicino, when the saint . will be given, or sent to any part of the kir,sdom: To ensure that secrecy so essential 'to our undertaking, the postage t letters iiiay be, added to the account tor, medicines. CU RR I L and Co. Surgeons, No, :or, Batton-garden. Messrs. Currie and Co. have certificates trio the above respectable Proiessors of London and Edinbuign, for the diligence, skill, and humanity, with v,iiich tl'ey per. ftntio,t the duties assigned them during ths time they at tended theft Lettures and THE l'l2Wt . .)klc.,lN.AL . (ll_.i - ,; . 1 t•,,_l)act)l,,s Are nu%v in:143.4;n by S !Atli and E lOW ' A • DS, 66 (on the I. not ay), ,t Stli-CCSSOrS IQ Joseph W essels. • HE JES - LJITS DROPS hate long been known and csicenied a sate, wit ap, effectual. and often an immediate *lure rot Strangliary, (,i,cis, Weikness of the Kidneys, or bladder ; and taken on the first attick of Venereal Inteetron, they will infallibly Actomplisit the de sired erred : should the Complamt be far advanced, it will he necessary to take the Specific Remedy with the Jesuits Drops. The many depredaeons made on tile Property of the Pro ptietors, compels them to give this Caution, that no one will be sent out of their l-louse without " Shaw and Edwards (Successors to Mr Wessels), 66, St.Paul's - C hureh yard," engraved on the Stamp. All others which are sold without the above Names are impositions on the Public. (rr Ask I .r weasels' Jesuits Drops. CURF. OF STONE ‘ND GRAVEL MR.PERRY,Surgeon, N 0.9 ,Southanipton-street, Bloomsbury square, roprietor of ADA MS's SO L. VENT, a mild yet effiCacious Cure of STONE.and GRA. VEL in the BLAPDEIC orKION EN'S, acquaints the Pub lic, that he has for some years devoted his whole professional attention to the above Oiseises. lie may be consulted ,t his own House on wednesciays anti r4ia. ) ,, he dispenses the Solvent in bottles of 45. 6d. • us. and tI. 25. Stamps included, two of which !apt never tail to corret the caiculous thathesis in the habit, and thereby phwent the - concretion of Stone in persons of a sedentary lite. The re. cent and reinarkaole Cure of a Friend or Mr. Whittle, Fleet street, in the confirmed Stone, is another instance, among vast ~ unifiers, of of this R,inetly. Sold also at Bacon and Cd's. No. iso, Oxford -street, and at. Bolton's, trust of the Royal Exchange, the Author's " quisition of the Stone and Gravel," Ninth Edition, price is. 6d. containing.many extraordinary Cases, some of per_ feet recovery, even after the operation had been resolved on, may be had at .Neely, Sherwood, and 'ones's, No. 2a, Paternoster.row, and all tile ,e 1 ;or., RH EIJM ATISMS, PALSIES, anti VU UTY AI. EC !lONS, with weir usual concomitants. Spasm, or Flying Pains, Flatulency, IndigeStion. and gene rai Debillty (originating in whatever sou.ce) are relieved• and frequently cured by Whit EH F.AD't ESSENCE of 111 US. . PI L LS, after every other means TheF LU II) ESSENCE of USIA KI) (used with the Pills in those complaints where accessary) isper haps tne most active, penetrating, and effectual remedy in the world, ge. ntrally curing the sever st Spr,ins and Pluises, in less than halt the time usually taken by Opodeldoc„Arquebusade, or any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if used iminediate ly after any accident, it prevents the pint turning black. WHITEII EA trs FA NH CERATE is equally elftca cious fur all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs. Scorbuti.:Z rup nuns. Blotches. Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, lireakMgs out on the Face, N4,se, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and I ed F)es,..Sore Heads and Scorbutic Humours, of every . thi 54.1110 lUI I . • Pi. .pared only and sold by K. lohnston, Apothecary. is, Greek- street. SoltO, London, the EssenCe and Pills at zs. each—tite Cerate at is. tad and 2s. gd. Sold by-every Me dicine Vender in the Vinted Kingdom. Time Genuine, has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name juhusten inserted on it. 111C 11 rand .big 1.311 y :r-, alb cf d the ts, of iner i, Strev g real! ry 10 1 Tielf ?dad , fly a s q. to inticr- Nleg" laogti !ouoti phy- Nio EJSL" I t , eell o f the of her midoW 13 rox' 3fr India id, 'l . ' Roc- year Of Evog Downing-street, /tine 21, 1810. A Dispatch, of which the folloWing is a Copy, has been received at the Office of the earl of Liver pool, from Lieut.-General Sir John Stuart, dated Messina, April 24, 1810, MY LORD, , Messina, April 26, Aro. Since my Dispatch to your Lordship of toe 24th inst. I have received from Brigadier Glteral Oswaid the satislatiory account which I have the honour to transmit herewith, °fate complete iedlittion of ihe - island sod I.•rtress of St. Maura, and ofthe surrender • of the Faench force by which they were garrisoned to his Majesty's arms. On the service so successfully accomplished by Brigadier-Gencral Oswald, it only remains whit me to express the sanguine hope, that the etansequences wilt' be as beneficial as the achievement hits been brilliant ; and that himielf and the gallant troops who hay . e - been the companions of his enterprise, will receive their best reconipence in their Sove reign's most gracious apps obat _ I have thehonour to be, &c. J. STUART, C unt . of Matda, I.ieut-Gen. SIR _ Camp off: St. Maura, April ;7, 1810 I hake extreme satisfaction in announcing to your Excellcncy, that the fortress of St. Maura surrender ed to his Majesty's arms on the 16 t h inst. nine days after batteries, consisting of two thirty-two-pound eis,• nine eighteen. pounders, four howitzers, at:d six trio: tars. were opened against it: a portion of this attillery, however, .had been °Jib , three days in aat The place was perfeelly provided in casemates, and I am free to conLss, its situation and defences offer ed greater obstacles than I apprehended we should have had to contend with. The sketch, wlich I had the honour. to forwird with my last dispatch, will shtw to your Excellen cy the narrow and extused front we had to work upon; and. likewise that a due consideration for the inhabitants compelled me to coustru& the batteries of suppott ac rpither .too great a distance' from the work. • The .ample supplies which your Excellency promptly dispatched, enabled us to supt.ort so heavy a cannonade and bombardment, as to render ii uu• necessary to resort to a breaching battery, a nie.a. sure in contemplation, which the skill and re sources at all times displayed by Captain Thacker:ly,' , v►ould, I doubt not, babe happily accomplished. The enemy's artillery and the interior of the for te , s have greatly suffered; but its walls remain unim pkured. - The troops have - performed the hazardous and ar duous labours of the siege with charaderistic intrepia dity and pi:frseverance. During the operations, one or tWo night attacks upon the enemy's out-posts air riled a display of that high degree of discipline and gallantry Which such effor(s demand. Upon the evening of the 15th, Captain Thacker:l desiring to reconnoitre the approach and ground for the breaching - tiiitery, then in agitation, it be came necessary to dtive the enemy from an in trencliment he held within three hundred paces of hisraini.ait. The service was entrusted 'to Lieu tenant Colonel Moore, of the 35th regiment, who led the grenadiers of that regiment, light com pany of Rull's, - and Subalterns' detachment of the comical] Rifles, and Royal Marines. This corps pushing undauntedly through a heavy fire of graye and Entisquetry, carried the en4my's line at 'the • 1•.• 1"" t i" deled a supply of cora from the Arctlipclag,)...t.-... 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